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Have a question? Here below you can see a few frequently asked questions.

1. How do I get to Iceland?
There are daily flights to and from Iceland from 20 cities in mainland Europe and North America. Flying time is 2-4 hours from mainland Europe and 5 hours from North America. Icelandair has daily flights year around and WOW air has daily flights to London and Copanhagen. Other airlines offer seasonal services. See flights to Iceland

2. Do I need a passport or visa?
Most visitors need passports and some need visas. See "Passports & Visas".

3. Where can I get tourist information about Iceland?
Many excellent websites that provide general information on Iceland, both foreign and domestic, e.g. InspiredbyIceland.com

4. What import restrictions are there in Iceland?
Customs rules are similar in Iceland as in most other countries in Western Europe. See "Customs Rules".

5. How can I work in Iceland?
Nationals from EEA countries (European Union + Norway and Liechtenstein) do not need work permits in Iceland. Others are required to obtain a work permit and residence permit before arriving in Iceland.

6. How can I study in Iceland?
Iceland offers several opportunities for foreigners to study in Iceland, especially at the university level. See Study in Iceland

7. Where do I find business contacts in Iceland?
The Promote Iceland office assists those who would like to export from Iceland. The Iceland Chamber of Commerce assists those who would like to import into Iceland. The Invest in Iceland Agency assists those who would like to invest in Iceland. (invest.is)

8. How can I get married in Iceland?
For the requirements for marrying in Iceland, see

10. How is the weather in Iceland?
Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Iceland enjoys a mild ocean climate. It is cool in summer (Reykjavik July average 10.6°C - 51°F, maximum 24.3°C - 76°F) and fairly mild in winter (Reykjavik January average 0,5°C - 31°F, maximun 9,9°C - 49°F). See "Weather in Iceland".